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Monthly Archives: November 2010
Oh Jeeves…
Early this morning I saw a colleague and friend in the hallway at work, so I made conversation by asking her about her commute in. (The roads were a little icy in some areas of the city; and when the … Continue reading
The halls are decked
Christmas is in the air – and on the walls. As I walked from my car in to work today, I saw an abundance of holiday décor, in a variety of different places. Here are just a few pictures from … Continue reading
Simple, simple things
Much of this past week was spent relaxing (and recovering/recuperating, but we’ll gloss over that for now), so it makes sense that today was largely a day of putting my nose to the grindstone, and “GSD” (as my work mates … Continue reading
Someone is always watching
As I returned to the parking lot after buying our household’s weekly groceries, I was slightly startled and slightly surprised to find these two beautiful-yet-intimidating gals staring at me: After I got settled into my car, I watched them for … Continue reading
Kindness, meet strength
A few days ago I posted about one way to navigate the stresses of air travel (i.e., a good sense of humor). Today, I got to observe a different – but still amazing – encounter at the airport. A husband … Continue reading
Thankful
Many things caused me to smile on this very American holiday. Here are just a few of them: – hearing stories told boisterously and enthusiastically by my 86-year-old grandfather – watching my sister serve as an amazing hostess to a … Continue reading
A tip of the cap
My parents’ house is down the road from a very large senior citizen development, so on my walk this morning I passed by several elderly people. When various individuals saw me, most of them smiled and said a brief “Hello”; … Continue reading
A change in plans
Today didn’t exactly go according to plan. I woke up feeling pretty sick (just a tough cold, but enough to leave me feeling quite stuffed up, run down, and in some pain), so I didn’t have the energy I would … Continue reading
A good sense of humor
Air travel has become more stressful over the past several years; traveling during the big two holidays (i.e., Thanksgiving and Christmas) even more so. And yet, once a year I find myself at the airport, with my sweetie and my … Continue reading
Far from a “simple” hello
As I walked in to the yoga studio today, the owner saw me, smiled, and said, “Hello Stef!” with a bright tone. Being recognized, being greeted, being made to feel welcome; feeling connected, and included, and liked – all of … Continue reading
Smile, kiddo. 